Solid wood is wood that has been cut from a tree. Unlike engineered wood, which is composed of wood fibers that are held together with adhesives, solid wood contains wood fibers throughout the piece of lumber. No fillers or adhesives are used. Solid wood is often used for furniture, construction, cabinetry and flooring. It does not warp as easily as many engineered woods and is easier to repair than veneers or other engineered woods, which is one reason that it is used for many types of projects. There are several types of solid wood available, so woodworkers, cabinetmakers and carpenters can choose from a large selection for their projects. Each type of solid wood has its own characteristics, including its grain pattern, color and texture.
ANCHICCO

ASH

BEECH

CHESTNUT

CHERRY

EBONY

GARAPA

GUAJIVIRA

IPE

JATOBA

KIAAT

LOURO P

LYPTUS

MAHOGANY

MAPLE

MERANTI

OAK

PINE

ROSEWOOD

TEAK

SALIGNA

COLORADO

TATAJUBA

POPLAR

WALNUT
